MTWTHFS Week of 9/4 8.575.51077 Week of 9/11 98.5128108 Straight Time Pay? Overtime Pay? Double Time Pay? Gross Pay?

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MTWTHFS Week of 9/ Week of 9/ Straight Time Pay? Overtime Pay? Double Time Pay? Gross Pay?

8.50 $ HRS 7 HRS. $ OVERTIME RATE = REGULAR RATE X 1.5 NO OVERTIME DOUBLE TIME RATE = REGULAR RATE X 2.0 $8.50 X 2.0 = $

8.50 $ HRS 7.5 HRS. $ OVERTIME RATE = REGULAR RATE X 1.5 $8.50 X 1.5 = $12.75 DOUBLE TIME RATE = REGULAR RATE X 2.0 $8.50 X 2.0 = $ HRS $

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